Hezekiah is a traditionally biblical name with Hebrew roots. It means "God strengthens" or "Yahweh is my strength," derived from the Hebrew words 'chazaq' (to be strong) and 'yah' (the shortened name of the Lord). The name has been associated with a righteous king of Judah who implemented significant religious reforms and resisted the Assyrian invasion. Despite its ancient origins, the name Hezekiah is less commonly used today but still carries a sense of strength and faith. It is sometimes chosen for its biblical significance, honoring the historical and religious legacy associated with this ancient Hebrew name.
